(FOX 9) - Two hikers were rescued from Bear Head State Park after becoming lost in a remote area in northern Minnesota on Saturday.
What we know
The St. Louis County Sheriff's Office responded after a 911 call made at 6:11 p.m. by the hikers, asking for help getting out of the woods.
Deputies say, due to poor cell service, they were unable to locate the hikers.
The St. Louis County Rescue Squad responded to help with the search and were able to use GPS coordinates from the original 911 call to get the caller's location. The hikers called back a short time later and were told to stay put.
With the help of a drone, eventually, the hikers were found between the cities of Tower and Ely.
What else?
Neither hiker required medical attention. Both were visiting the area and unfamiliar with the park’s terrain.